The Frequency: An Analog Horror Novel
In December 1987, a blizzard buries the small town of Lark Falls, Montana, and the town radio station goes silent.
That is when Frank Collier-a former Navy radioman who bought KXFM to disappear-hears it for the first time: a voice on 97.3 MHz, flat and calm, reading a list of names, dates, times, and places.
The voice is his own.
The dates describe events that have not happened yet. The people on the list die exactly when, and exactly where, the voice says they will. The last name on the list is his.
And tomorrow is the day he is scheduled to die.
Chasing the signal through the snowbound town, the county archives, and an underground forum of the broken and the obsessed, Frank uncovers a forty-year pattern of disappearances and deaths-a pattern that began in 1947 with a reel of tape labeled "Test Pattern."
A pattern that seems to have been waiting for him.
The frequency has been broadcasting since before he was born. It has always known his name. And somewhere inside the transmitter building on Jasper Ridge, Frank is going to discover why.
THE FREQUENCY is an analog horror novel of small-town dread, supernatural mystery, and psychological suspense, steeped in the atmosphere of late-night radio, forgotten recordings, and voices that should not exist.
Perfect for readers who love atmospheric horror, slow-burn supernatural mysteries, psychological suspense, and unsettling stories where the past refuses to stay buried.
The signal is waiting.
Tune in.
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